Wireless technology has played a significant role in reshaping health-care over the last two decades. Wi-Fi began to impact the clinical workflow in a significant way starting in 1999. The two key catalysts that have propelled increased adoption within healthcare institutions are FCC regulations, as well as the evolution of the IEEE standards, and increasing maturity of the Wi-Fi Alliance. The other two major organizations that have helped push adoption are the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and the Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation (AAMI). Recent federal government mandates like the push to attain meaningful use have also contributed to driving increased adoption. Many areas have ...
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